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Orioles
@
Twins
(10-18)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Target Field
(15-9)
RHP
1-1, 6.75 ERA, 9 SO
The changeup is turning into a big pitch for Straily, who is throwing it almost twice as much as he did in 2018. This will be the righty's fourth start with Baltimore after signing in early April.
RHP
4-1, 2.97 ERA, 41 SO
Berrios was denied a quality start for the first time in 2019 in his last start on Saturday against Baltimore, when he allowed four runs in six innings and matched a career high with three homers allowed. The Twins have won four of his five starts.
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Reds
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Cardinals
(11-15)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Busch Stadium
(16-10)
RHP
0-3, 4.50 ERA, 26 SO
Rough early innings and finding a rhythm later have been a theme thus far for Mahle. During Sunday's 4-3 loss to the Padres, he was tagged for a four-run, six-hit third inning, including Austin Hedges’ leadoff homer. But he got better and worked six innings.
RHP
2-1, 5.63 ERA, 19 SO
Hudson earned his first MLB win this season (and as a starter) in his last outing and displayed much better effectiveness against left-handed hitters. That will be key against a Cincinnati club that will likely feature several lefties in its lineup.
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Athletics
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Blue Jays
(14-15)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Rogers Centre
(13-14)
LHP
3-2, 4.35 ERA, 18 SO
Anderson looks to go deeper in a start after his previous outing was cut short due to a left ankle sprain. Anderson's only loss of the season came against the Blue Jays in that same outing last week.
RHP
3-1, 2.32 ERA, 27 SO
Sanchez had to leave his last start after four innings after breaking the nail on his right middle finger. Sanchez has been down this road before with blister and fingernail issues, including season-ending surgery in 2017.
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Rays
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Red Sox
(17-9)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Fenway Park
(11-16)
RHP
3-0, 2.76 ERA, 39 SO
Morton will be making his second consecutive start against the Red Sox. The right-hander allowed five runs over six innings on Saturday in the no-decision.
LHP
1-2, 3.60 ERA, 37 SO
Price kicks off what should be a key weekend series against his original team. The lefty held his own in last weekend's start at Tropicana Field, holding the Rays to five hits and two runs over five innings while notching 10 strikeouts. Price is 5-4 with a 3.28 ERA lifetime against the Rays.
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Guardians
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Astros
(15-11)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Minute Maid Park
(16-11)
RHP
2-1, 3.68 ERA, 34 SO
Bieber will look to bounce back from his worst start of the year, when he allowed seven runs (five earned) on five hits through just 2 1/3 innings against the Braves. Saturday will mark the 23-year-old's first start against the Astros.
RHP
2-1, 3.67 ERA, 24 SO
Peacock returned to the rotation on Monday against the Twins after a pair of relief outings and allowed three runs and six hits in five innings. He began the year in the rotation and made two starts before being temporarily moved to the bullpen.
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Padres
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Nationals
(16-11)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Nationals Park
(11-14)
LHP
2-3, 4.41 ERA, 29 SO
Lauer has lost consecutive starts in which he received little help from the Padres' offense. He's done some nice things with his curveball, but hitters -- specifically righties -- are squaring up his other pitches a bit too frequently.
RHP
2-1, 3.82 ERA, 48 SO
Strasburg is coming off a tremendous start against the Marlins during which he dominated Miami for eight scoreless innings, yielding only two hits while walking two and striking out 11.
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Yankees
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Giants
(16-11)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Oracle Park
(11-16)
LHP
1-2, 4.68 ERA, 24 SO
Happ showed some encouraging signs in his last outing, limiting the Angels to a two-run homer and two other hits over seven innings in Anaheim. Happ has steered away from his four-seam fastball, which has been hit hard in the early going.
LHP
1-4, 5.34 ERA, 40 SO
Holland takes on the Yankees looking for his second win of the season in his sixth start. The 32-year-old is 1-7 with a 6.38 ERA in 11 career games -- with 10 starts -- against the Yankees. He is coming off a five-inning, complete-game loss, due to inclement weather in Pittsburgh.
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Marlins
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Phillies
(8-19)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Citizens Bank Park
(15-12)
RHP
0-4, 4.64 ERA, 31 SO
In six starts since his last victory (over Cincinnati at Marlins Park last Sept. 23), Richards is 0-3 with a 3.03 ERA. He tied his season high with seven strikeouts in his last start on April 21 against Washington.
RHP
4-2, 3.46 ERA, 30 SO
Arrieta lost his last start against the Mets, but most noteworthy from Monday's game in New York were his comments afterward. He said the team wasn't ready to play and came out "flat." Arrieta hopes they are ready to play Saturday.
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Brewers
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Mets
(15-13)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Citi Field
(13-13)
RHP
3-1, 5.17 ERA, 38 SO
Woodruff's 3.89 FIP indicates he's performed better than his 5.81 ERA after five starts would indicate, though the 26-year-old conceded there is plenty of room for improvement. His two best starts this year have been against the Cardinals.
RHP
1-3, 6.35 ERA, 39 SO
Among baseball's early-season mysteries is Noah Syndergaard, who hasn't had an ERA above 5.00 this late in a season since his rookie year. He's still striking out more than a batter per inning, but in his last three starts, Syndergaard's ERA is 6.88.
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Angels
@
Royals
(11-17)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Kauffman Stadium
(9-18)
RHP
1-1, 3.21 ERA, 18 SO
The Angels opted to go with Bedrosian as the opener instead of starting with Jaime Barria. This is the second time this week that Barria was bumped in favor of an opener, when Hansel Robles started last Sunday.
RHP
0-2, 5.08 ERA, 31 SO
Lopez went seven innings in his last outing on Sunday in a 7-6 loss to the Yankees. He gave up eight hits and four earned runs while walking one and striking out six. The right-hander struck out 21 hitters in his previous three starts.
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Rockies
@
Braves
(13-14)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At SunTrust Park
(12-14)
RHP
2-3, 3.65 ERA, 34 SO
The advanced numbers look good. Gray's 183 ERA-plus is 83 percent above league average. He has yielded just 23 hits in 32 1/3 innings pitched. For traditional stats, he has 30 strikeouts to 13 walks and a 2.78 ERA.
RHP
0-0, 6.00 ERA, 5 SO
Foltynewicz will be making his season debut. The All-Star hurler missed most of Spring Training because of a right elbow bone spur that began bothering him in his Feb. 24 spring debut.
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Cubs
@
D-backs
(13-12)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Chase Field
(16-12)
RHP
2-3, 5.02 ERA, 33 SO
Darvish's last start was somewhat of a mixed bag. He only completed five innings against the D-backs but gave up three runs. The right-hander hasn't given up more than three earned runs since April 10 vs. Pittsburgh.
RHP
1-2, 7.58 ERA, 25 SO
Godley was bailed out by the D-backs offense in his start Monday against the Pirates. He posted his shortest outing of the year, lasting just four innings on 98 pitches while allowing four runs and a season-high four walks.
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Pirates
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Dodgers
(12-13)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At Dodger Stadium
(18-11)
RHP
1-2, 1.54 ERA, 31 SO
Musgrove cruised into the seventh inning against Arizona on Monday at PNC Park, but he did not retire either batter he faced in the seventh and was ultimately charged with three earned runs. The righty is 4-for-4 in quality starts this season.
LHP
1-0, 2.25 ERA, 21 SO
It was a grind for Kershaw in Milwaukee on Sunday, but he delivered a quality start, overcoming four walks in a no-decision, with the Dodgers winning on Cody Bellinger's ninth-inning homer. Kershaw is 3-3 in 12 career starts against Pittsburgh.
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Rangers
@
Mariners
(13-13)
final
• Sat, Apr 27
At T-Mobile Park
(18-12)
LHP
3-2, 2.88 ERA, 39 SO
Minor has become Texas’ steadiest starter. He has worked at least six innings in his last four outings, a stretch which includes a three-hit shutout against the Angels on April 16. Minor is 1-3 with a 4.91 ERA in eight career appearances (five starts) against Seattle.
RHP
2-3, 4.98 ERA, 29 SO
Through five starts, Leake has the highest homer rate of his career, having allowed eight in 29 1/3 innings. The Angels touched him for three long balls in his last outing Sunday at Anaheim. Leake, however, has not allowed an HR in his two home starts.
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Tigers
@
White Sox
(27-54)
PPD
• Sat, Apr 27
At Guaranteed Rate Field
(40-42)
TBD
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